More than 134,000 electors across Bath and North East Somerset are being reminded about changes to their ward and polling station. Those voting in this year’s local elections may find their ward and polling station […]
Month: February 2019
More CAZ sweeteners and a solo protest
A one-year free park and ride scheme aimed at low-income households, families with children and regular commuters is one idea included in a package of measures to support a clean air plan for Bath, which […]
Bath ‘remainers’ on the march!
Bath for Europe has joined forces with neighbouring campaign group Bristol for Europe to put on a train – the People’s Vote Express – to take its supporters to the Put It To The People […]
A peep inside the Royal wardrobe.
HRH The Countess of Wessex was in Bath this week – visiting the Fashion Museum. Her Royal Highness toured the museum galleries and viewed one of her own outfits on display: the ensemble that she […]
Want to help paint a masterpiece?
Not everyday you get invited to take part in painting a masterpiece but that is exactly what is on offer next month at the amazing IronArt forge in Bath’s Larkhall district. Last year the city’s […]
Help make a movie
I hear Bath film-maker Kae Bahar is looking for local talent to work in and on his latest feature film, ‘Dolphins in the Sky’. An independent feature film inspired by real events, ‘Dolphins in the […]
Parkside battle continues.
There’s more to report on the growing battle to save the Parkside Children’s Centre from demolition. Bath and North East Somerset want to clear it to make way for extra parking at the Charlotte Street […]
Read all about it!
The Bath-based charity, Read Around Bath, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year and is looking for more people who want to help in its work of enabling socially-disadvantaged people to come together in groups through […]
Re-think recommendations means cars may not be charged in Clean Air Zone.
Looks like the huge public response to B&NES plans for a Clean Air Zone have brought about a re-think. Recommendations to exempt cars from being charged to drive in the proposed zone in Bath are […]
Plaques to honour Stothert and Pitt
One of Bath’s biggest industrial names of the recent past looks likely to be properly acknowledged in the near future. The city’s ‘heritage champion’ Bryan Chalker tells me: ” A further two families have pledged […]
